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Falling Into Place by Aylin Tezel

German actress Aylin Tezel makes her debut as a writer-director with this fairly clichéd account of young love and transitory connections

Falling Into Place

Falling Into Place

Party of Fools by Arnaud Des Pallières

Arnaud des Pallières explores the female condition in the nineteenth century by way of a group of women forcibly detained in the hellish Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris

Captives

Captives

Toxicily by François-Xavier Destors

François-Xavier Destros and Alfonso Pinto join forces to speak out on an ecological tragedy which is still too unknown, while lending a voice to those who’ll no longer die in silence

Toxicily

Toxicily

Five and a Half Love Stories in an Apartment in Vilnius, Lithuania by Tomas Vengris

US-born Lithuanian director Tomas Vengris dissects multiple romantic micro-dramas transpiring in a Vilnius Airbnb rental

Penkios su puse meilės istorijos, nutikusios viename Vilniaus bute

Penkios su puse meilės istorijos, nutikusios viename Vilniaus bute

Mr. and Mrs. Stodola by Petr Hátle

Czech documentary filmmaker Petr Hátle ventures into fiction filmmaking with a stark true crime drama about an ordinary Czech couple turned serial killers

Mr. and Mrs. Stodola

Mr. and Mrs. Stodola

Remember My Name by Elena Molina

Spanish filmmaker Elena Molina takes a human approach to the life stories of a group of migrant minors in a documentary

Remember My Name

Remember My Name

Consent by Vanessa Filho

Vanessa Filho’s second feature tells the horrific but well-known story of a teenage girl seduced by an older influential writer

Le Consentement

Le Consentement

The Quiet Maid by Miguel Faus

Miguel Faus’ debut feature, another satirical film about the ultrarich’s detachment from reality, is entertaining even if not a stand-out

Calladita

Calladita

The Brazen by Aik Karapetian

While Western Europe is battling bedbugs, Latvian director of Armenian origin Aik Karapetian drags the viewer deep into a teeming manor, alongside a family of four

Bezkaunigie

Bezkaunigie

Forever Hold Your Peace by Ivan Marinović

Montenegrin filmmaker Ivan Marinović’s dark comedy alights upon some very unhappy nuptials

Živi i zdravi

Živi i zdravi

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